Paramount Pictures releases Jackass: Best and Last in theaters Friday, June 26, bringing the long-running stunt franchise back to cinema with a new installment in the series that has defined extreme entertainment for over two decades.

The film marks another chapter in the Jackass saga, which began as an MTV television series in the early 2000s before transitioning to theatrical releases that consistently performed at the box office.

The franchise’s core appeal remains unchanged: unscripted stunts, pranks, and physical comedy performed by the ensemble cast without traditional narrative structure. The group’s willingness to injure themselves for entertainment created a devoted fanbase across multiple generations.

Jackass films have proven remarkably durable in theatrical markets, with each installment drawing audiences willing to experience the chaos on the biggest screen possible. The franchise’s longevity reflects the timeless appeal of extreme physical comedy.

The title “Best and Last” suggests this may represent the franchise’s final theatrical outing, though Jackass has cycled between theatrical releases and television specials throughout its history.

The film arrives as alternative entertainment continues to find audiences in theatrical markets, demonstrating that mainstream cinemas serve diverse entertainment preferences beyond traditional narrative films.